He played a key part in Darlington’s great escape from relegation, and now Scott Barrow wants to make the move from York City permanently, saying: “I want to sign for Darlo.”
Darlington this week admitted their ambition to build a new ground faces further delays, with the news coming almost 21 years to the day since they left what many supporters still regard as their real home.
There were celebrations and sheer relief at the final whistle as Darlington sealed their place in National League North with a crucial win against relegation rivals Farsley Celtic.
Darlington’s determined fight for survival continued with two early goals paving the way for another crucial victory, seeing the team rise another place in the table.
Having won seven of their last nine games, reinvigorated Darlington are doing their utmost to stay up, whereas the last they visited today’s opponents Rushall Olympic they were going up.
Cameron Salkeld’s seventh goal of the season secured another crucial three points as Darlington’s resurgence continued.
Revitalised Darlington came out on top in their crunch clash in the relegation zone, beating fellow strugglers Banbury to continue their sudden upturn in form.
Andrew Nelson came off the bench to score a crucial winner and complete
Darlington 2 Hereford 0 Darlington gave themselves a huge boost in their fight against relegation by beating play-off chasing Hereford with arguably their best performance of the season.
